Clayton Culp of Lamesa was among more than 170 Angelo State University (ASU) student-athletes to be recognized for their work in the classroom by being named to the Lone Star Conference (LSC) Commissioner’s honor roll for the 2021 fall semester.
No one has filed yet for a spot on the May 7 ballot for three seats up for election this year on the O’Donnell school board.
The financial audit and board training will be the focus of a special called meeting of the Klondike school board at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the school.
SEMINOLE – More than six years after the approval of a $48.5 million bond issue and construction of the Seminole Memorial Hospital expansion, one that began in earnest in June 2015, the new state-of-the-art facility was open to the public Jan. 19 for a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house.
ANDREWS – The outdated home-economics-style facility at the high school is about to be a thing of the past.
SNYDER – The Snyder Independent School District (SISD) board of trustees voted unanimously to conduct its own search for a new superintendent rather than hiring an outside recruiter Jan. 19.
Lamesa’s second- through fifth-graders came home with the runner-up title along with seven first place prizes and 12 students scoring in the top three spots in a recent University Interscholastic League competition in Denver City.
All students in the Lamesa school system will be completing the school year on May 20 as the result of a change to the school calendar approved by board members during their regular monthly meeting Thursday evening.
COVID-19 has claimed the lives of two more Dawson County residents, as more than 130 new cases have been reported during just a three-day period, according to the latest information from the South Plains Public Health District.
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